Check Bonneville off my list :)

[Azoroth]

Well. I finally made it out to the Bonneville Salt Flats. Been trying to get out there for quite a while. Was quite the ride. About 300 miles of pretty monotonous scenery. Good ol’ XS ran fine. Didn't switch to reserve quite fast enough so the bike died on the way back. Was a pretty close call gettin gas. Fuel light came on at 101 miles died at 108 filled up at 118. Was well worth it though. I elected to no wear my leather jacket. Was nice and cool. But it cost me a slight sunburn

http://s1093.photobucket.com/albums/.../salt%20flats/

[EricHa]

Beautiful pics, thanks for sharing. My parents took us kids out there in the mid 70's, on the way to California. I will take my kids out there in a few years.

"Magnificent desolation" - Buzz Aldrin

[jfgood]

Cool pic,s looks like a great ride

[WSL91]

Not sure which way to came from but from the UT side its like 75 miles of perfectly strait road. Nice pics, been across there myself.
What grips do you have on your bike?

[Azoroth]

Not sure which way to came from but from the UT side its like 75 miles of perfectly strait road. Nice pics, been across there myself.
What grips do you have on your bike?

Yup. 75 miles of straight road. We came from Salt Lake area. Not sure what the grips are. They came on the bike when I bought it. They are kinda like a foam. Not really squishy foam but that kind of look and feel.

[TheFrugalTech]

Great pics!
Did you get to play on the salt any?

[Azoroth]

Great pics!
Did you get to play on the salt any?

I ran a little bit on the salt. It had just rained when we got there so there were a few puddles. I ran just not very fast, far, or long. My dad and brother didnt want to play on the salt at all. We had to really convince my dad just to get him to take his bike on the flats for pictures.

It was fun though